Change Plate Storage Pegs
Keep your change plates conveniently stored and accessible to bust through your next plateau. With 8" loadable sleeves, Change Plate Pegs bolt onto your rack uprights for easy access to your Olympic change plates. Triple pegs for additional storage to keep your fractional plates organized and ready for your next 1lb PR. Trust us — it counts! You can throw resistance bands and other accessories on there, too, if you want; we aren't checking.
Change Plate Storage Pegs Reviews
Based on 8 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Bells of Steel Change Plate Storage Pegs have an average rating of 4.21 out of 5. They're currently the #13 most-owned Weight Plate Storage on Gym Radar, with 19 home gyms reporting ownership.
8 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.00 / 5
Value
4.63 / 5
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(5.00)
I really like this piece. I have a 6-post, and it holds all of my change plates very well and saves a good amount of space.
(3.67)
The weight horns are slightly angled in one direction so you can only install it in a single direction. I wish they were straight out so we would have the choice to install it in other orientations. I also would appreciated welded endcaps instead of the cheap plastic inserts that feel and look meh. It is serving its purpose but I think there are improvements to be made on it.
(5.00)
For my gym these were a must have. There is nothing exceptional about them, they just do the job they were designed to do… holding my 10’s, 5’s, & 2.5’s. Given that BOS is Imperial I wasn’t sure they would fit my metric rack. However, I was pleasantly surprised. They fit my Fringe Sport Dane 2.0. They have the right amount of of UHMW to protect the rack. I do recommend these.
(3.67)
I bought the rack-mounted version, and overall the fit is nice. It has a decent amount of UHMW on the back, so it won’t scratch up your rack. It’s great for storing change plates and keeping those smaller plates organized.
My main gripe is that it takes up more room than it really needs to. I feel like the design could be shrunk down a bit and still be just as functional. Along those same lines, using two bolts feels a little excessive, I’d imagine one would probably do the job, though I’m not exactly a structural engineer or science guy.
The coating is also just okay. When mine arrived, some of the coating was already chipped from getting dinged up during shipping.
Value-wise, they’re a bit more expensive than competitors like Stray Dog Strength
while also being slightly less functional since they don’t have rear tabs for holding bands or other miscellaneous gym items like bands.
(4.00)
Great addition for change plates, wish it was also fractionally…. smaller.
(4.33)
I don't utilize these in my gym anymore now that I have a plate tree, but when I was really short on space I had this mounted to the top of my rack to keep the smaller weights out of the way. Worked really well for that purpose, finish held up and is really solid.
(4.33)
Great value because it’s the cheapest option like this. The problem is that’s its footprint feels larger than it should be.
(3.67)
I can see this working really well with a 6 post rack where you have a dedicated slot for weight and taking up more horizontal space is possible. I did have it on a vertical plate tree and it worked well, but I found the Darko horn hubs to work better and give me an extra horn. For powerlifting change plates this is nice. I have since sold this due to getting horn hubs from Darko.